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Subject:Re: a bunch of fuel lines -- one man looking
From:Debi
Date:Thu, 6 May 1999 10:27:36 -0700

HAHA, geeze I hope I break my nose when  fall from the pedestal you put me
on...

Unsolved mystery :0) part 1
Consider there is a time factor here...
First I noticed a full puddle (level ground) each time I filled up. Each
time while it was filling I was keeping an eye out under the van to see
where it dripped from first. While at (different) stations I parked with the
van leaning to the right, it leaked down the middle only.  Then I filled up
with the van parked leaning to the left, it leaked from the left...
After I noticed which side I just followed the hose from the over fill tank
as far back as I could...
    I just got lucky I guess. I could fill the grommet connection was secure
and the "T-joint" was leaking big time!!

----- Original Message -----
From: Horace K. Sawyer <firestream@mindspring.com>
To: Debi <mtngal@sierratel.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 1999 7:03 PM
Subject: Re: a bunch of fuel lines -- one man looking

|
| >Back to the fuel leak.  I found mine today. Mine was/is located under the
| >driver seat at the corner of the tank not the grommet but at the "T"
| >joint....
|
| Okay MtnGal, how did you do this??  I mean, you are an awesome VW
| diagnostician!  I looked and looked.  I saw lots of fuel pouring on the
| pavement, but I could not find the source.  I could not find it.  So
| disappointed.  How in the world did you get a visual on the "t" under the
| driver's seat?
| This is one heck of a mystery to me.
|
| HK
|
|

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